Amazon Authority Website CONTENT

[aseriphone]

Hi BHW Members
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Well, After Being Here For 5 Months Now I have really learned a lot in each day What a wonderful Place to learn From.
So, Before I ask My Questions I really want to thank everyone in BHW for sharing their success with newbies "like me"
And Here I'm today Starting my Amazon Authority Website Journey and Hoping To Help others like BHW has helped me, Cuz I guess Most Important thing I have learned In here that IM is Not only about being rich and have a lot of money But it's also about giving back community

So , Going back to My Journey, I have Started my Site only 1 month ago , Going ok till now.
I have Registered at one of the Great SEO plans Here on BHW, So I don't have to worry much about off-page SEO.

Well, The site ranking is Ok , Not Much Improvement as I hoped and no clicks at all as the site is still new, But "NEVER GIVE UP" I always say that
Anyway, I'm having a problem here in running my site ,
I have learned that Site CONTENT is very Important in Authority sites and specially when targeting buyers.

Well, I have made a good research and have came with a good collection of keywords for my site to target.
The point is I really don't Know how many articles I should add each month?
What type Of articles should I buy? Cuz really I'm thinking of buying Articles instead of writing
What is word Count and should each article target one keyword or many ?
I really have many Question about the Content and would really appreciate if anyone here can help me through this , Or have a similar Journey and can tell me about a good thread for content he personally Use and what he do to keep his site full of live fresh content

P.S: I'm Planing to write and share all my Journey as soon as I make some good progress to encourage others.

Have a nice Journey

 

[antichrist]

I try to add 100,000 words each month.

 

[aseriphone]

I try to add 100,000 words each month.

That's Good ! I'm totally far from that number But thanks for the advice !
BTW, If you can PM me the sales thread you Use to get your Content would be much appreciated

 

[braindebug]

That's Good ! I'm totally far from that number But thanks for the advice !
BTW, If you can PM me the sales thread you Use to get your Content would be much appreciated

If you have the time write some content yourself. It will help in the long run as you will see what's wotking and what to ask your writers for.

 

[aseriphone]

If you have the time write some content yourself. It will help in the long run as you will see what's wotking and what to ask your writers for.

Well I was Really thinking about that , also Because buying 100,000 Words won't be cheap at all It will cost me a lot , I guess spending more time searching deep into my niche will be more important than spending money !

 

[Aluminium]

I try to add 100,000 words each month.

Daym, that's a lot of content (well, kind of).

But that's also a lot of potential for revenue!

 

[antichrist]

I write the majority of it myself. Learn to do everything yourself first before you outsource anything man.

 

[aseriphone]

That Was also What I thought

 

[aseriphone]

I write the majority of it myself. Learn to do everything yourself first before you outsource anything man.

I guess It's all about spending more time OR spending more money

 

[hekke]

Well I was Really thinking about that , also Because buying 100,000 Words won't be cheap at all It will cost me a lot , I guess spending more time searching deep into my niche will be more important than spending money !

I would say 1 article per day would be enough - that's 30 articles per month. Let's say an article costs you on average $10 - that's $300 a month. Write every other yourself - $150 a month. It totally depends on your budget for the site and if you can write decent content. If you can, totally write some/all of the content yourself, but if you got a budget of a few hundred per month - outsource it.

I wish I could write content easily on any topic, currently trying to write a few articles a month to my sites as I want to practice my writing skills to be able to produce content myself!

Anyway, best of luck dude. I am looking forward to a thread of yours in the journey section!

 

[aseriphone]

I would say 1 article per day would be enough - that's 30 articles per month. Let's say an article costs you on average $10 - that's $300 a month. Write every other yourself - $150 a month. It totally depends on your budget for the site and if you can write decent content. If you can, totally write some/all of the content yourself, but if you got a budget of a few hundred per month - outsource it.

I wish I could write content easily on any topic, currently trying to write a few articles a month to my sites as I want to practice my writing skills to be able to produce content myself!

Anyway, best of luck dude. I am looking forward to a thread of yours in the journey section!

Thanks A lot for your help I also thought about that I guess 30 articles in a month is good ! Specially If I'm only targeting to gain 500$ per month of the site I can outscore 30 Articles each 1000 Words and that will almost cover all my keywords I'm targeting.

Sure! I will share My Journey Soon

 

[Aluminium]

I guess It's all about spending more time OR spending more money

Yep, people hire us content curators because its much more efficient time-wise.

When you have the money, why not? Especially if you're a terrible writer.

You'd be surprised as to how many times a client shows me his webpage, saying that he wrote the content and such; only to realize its awkwardly worded, full of grammatical mistakes, etc.

It's like most things in life. You either buy your way through it and burn up resources, or grind at it yourself and save resources in the process.

 

[aseriphone]

Yep, people hire us content curators because its much more efficient time-wise.

When you have the money, why not? Especially if you're a terrible writer.

You'd be surprised as to how many times a client shows me his webpage, saying that he wrote the content and such; only to realize its awkwardly worded, full of grammatical mistakes, etc.

It's like most things in life. You either buy your way through it and burn up resources, or grind at it yourself and save resources in the process.

Totally Agree

 

[goflippa]

Yep, people hire us content curators because its much more efficient time-wise.

When you have the money, why not? Especially if you're a terrible writer.

You'd be surprised as to how many times a client shows me his webpage, saying that he wrote the content and such; only to realize its awkwardly worded, full of grammatical mistakes, etc.

It's like most things in life. You either buy your way through it and burn up resources, or grind at it yourself and save resources in the process.

Its entirely good things you want to know. I agree this points.

Even though you are a excellent writer but you can spend money then why not you spending money for content?